Sentence examples for had yielded progress from inspiring English sources
Talks between BART management and its two largest unions -- SEIU Local 1021 and Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1555 -- had yielded progress last week.
When the team fell short at Euro 2005 the feeling was not that the team was wrong, only the timing; since then a tinkering approach has yielded progress.
While faced with an ever-present external challenge, focused political efforts have yielded progress on peace negotiations.
Issuing a one-sentence statement this morning, the top staff antitrust official at the commission suggested that the talks had yielded significant progress.
Timson pointed to cross-country skiing as an example of a sport in which investment from Sport Scotland had yielded good progress that could, in time, lead to UK Sport funding.
Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a former ambassador to the United Nations who spent five days on an unofficial visit to North Korea to try to break through the North's isolation, said the talks had yielded "important progress" on its nuclear program, including a resumption of visits by United Nations monitors.
The Greek Finance Ministry issued a statement late Tuesday saying that the second day of conference calls between the finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, and representatives of the country's foreign creditors had yielded "satisfactory progress" and that inspectors from the European Commission, European Central Bank and I.M.F. would return to Athens at the beginning of next week.
But it has joined forces with the working party after deciding that those talks had yielded limited progress and a statement is expected on Monday.
By 1903 Pankhurst believed that years of moderate speeches and promises about women's suffrage from members of parliament (MPs) had yielded no progress.
Negotiations between the agency and UBS have yielded little progress.
